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Heart of Stone
04:03
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Rage
03:33
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I Believe
03:03
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Mr. Anderson
04:24
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Walking With Giants
03:45
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James
03:38
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No One Sings The Blues
03:41
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No Surprise
03:19
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Pull It Together
04:01
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